All donors who choose to participate with recognition opportunities may have a plaque by their dedicated space listing their name and/or the name of a loved one. All gifts of $5,000 or more will be recognized on an honor wall on the first floor of the new Southeast Center unless otherwise requested.
View Recognition OpportunitiesTo discuss currently available opportunities, please contact the
BFC Development Team.
Here, dental patients will wait to be seen for treatment. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque in the waiting area will note the dedication of this space.
On the first floor, these rooms will provide staff, volunteers, and clients a safe place to store their bikes while visiting the center. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside of the storage room will note the dedication of this space.
On the first floor, these rooms will provide staff, volunteers, and clients a safe place to store their bikes while visiting the center. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside of the storage room will note the dedication of this space.
Here, social workers, case managers, and attorneys will meet with clients and conduct private interviews so that they may connect them to services inside and outside of Bread for the City. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside of an intake room will note the dedication of this space.
Here, social workers, case managers, and attorneys will meet with clients and conduct private interviews so that they may connect them to services inside and outside of Bread for the City. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside of an intake room will note the dedication of this space.
Here, social workers, case managers, and attorneys will meet with clients and conduct private interviews so that they may connect them to services inside and outside of Bread for the City. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside of an intake room will note the dedication of this space.
Here, social workers, case managers, and attorneys will meet with clients and conduct private interviews so that they may connect them to services inside and outside of Bread for the City. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside of an intake room will note the dedication of this space.
Here, social workers, case managers, and attorneys will meet with clients and conduct private interviews so that they may connect them to services inside and outside of Bread for the City. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside of an intake room will note the dedication of this space.
This outdoor space will be used by staff and volunteers for lunch breaks and meetings. Space will also be utilized as an outdoor classroom as part of our sustainable agriculture programming. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque on the terrace will note the dedication of this space.
This third-floor waiting area is where all medical, vision and behavioral health patients wait to be seen by their provider. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque in the medical waiting area will note the dedication of this space.
This program space will primarily be used by BFC’s Pre-Employment Program as a key resource for our new Jobs Center and will feature computers, specialized software, audience response technology, assistive listening devices, networking, and audio/visual capabilities. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside the smart classroom will note the dedication of this space.
One of Bread for the City’s newest programs is a vision clinic that will provide onsite vision screenings, medication management, and minor surgical procedures to 500 patients each year. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside the vision clinic will note the dedication of this space.
This is the primary waiting area on the third floor for all guests of the administrative, medical and legal programs. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque inside the waiting area will note the dedication of this space.
The fitness center will be utilized by clients, staff, and community members in group and individualized exercise regimens. On the second floor, the fitness center also includes locker rooms and showers. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and a plaque outside the fitness center will note the dedication of this space.
The new 27,650-square-foot Good Hope Road facility will feature a jobs center, fitness center, food pantry, medical clinic, legal clinic, clothing distribution room, rooftop garden, and so much more. With thousands of staff, volunteers, donors, and clients passing through each year, Good Hope Road promises to be a hub of daily activity. The primary honor wall in the main reception area and signage outside the center will note the dedication of the facility.
In times of crisis, we all need to come together.
Bread for the City is comprehensively responding to COVID-19 with expanded community partnerships, continual medical care, and responsible and creative programming so that we can meet our community’s needs.
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